Options Work Activity Program

MetroWorks was established in 1977 to help people overcome difficulties. We have assisted thousands of people in Nova Scotia throughout our history. By the time MetroWorks started, the regional economy was in decline, and the public sector was rapidly taking over. In this case, the majority of significant community establishments were government-funded or licensed, which caused a dependency on public money. The population was mostly unemployed, and there were numerous social issues in the community. We were a small business at the time, which is why Options Work Activity Program was founded. We have grown to be a major player in Nova Scotia's social and economic scenario. As a non-profit organization, we provide our time and resources back to the community. Our primary goal is to assist individuals with disabilities in finding employment and developing essential skills. This page describes how we realize these aspirations using our social enterprises. Businesses supported by us all contribute to overall operating costs. Please come by one of our businesses and show your support! Stone Hearth Bakery, the Ampersand Cafe, Common Roots Urban Farms, the Mobile Food Market, and the Dollar Lake Canteen have all benefited from your business. These companies contribute to the Options Work Activity Program's cost by their profits. Our team is varied and accomplished, ensuring that we can do everything possible. The Options Work Activity Program has a group of highly skilled and capable individuals to tackle any problem or...